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The financing offer means fans who contribute will appear as extras in crowd scenes, attend the premiere and, presumably, get a cup of Bovril and a pie.

I read reports that Apple was thinking of allowing existing customers to exchange their old/current iPhone for a 5S, and presumably get a credit toward the purchase price.

Those guides are culled from the expertise of chic travelers who have the inside track on the best hotels and haunts in each locale, and presumably, get a discount on those accommodations.

Lohan says he had a business arrangement to get him work (and presumably get a cut of the pay), and Gosselin reneged.

Mars, which has sponsored much of the research, has stepped in to give health-conscious chocolate eaters a hand, and presumably get an edge over the competition.

Just Tuesday, the president, speaking before the annual convention of the American Legion, criticized the Washington gridlock and said that he hoped the Congressional recess, during which time lawmakers returned home and presumably got an earful on voter frustration over partisan bickering, would usher in repentant Congressional representatives ready to compromise.

Last week, he announced a broad realignment of business groups, melding three divisions into two in an effort to put more focus on the company–and presumably get better performance.

But he is healthy now and will presumably get a chance to start at least some games in center field while Torres is out, perhaps against right-handed pitchers because Nieuwenhuis bats left-handed.

That nominee will presumably get a hearing and eventually a vote.

"So that would presumably get a much higher multiple in the market as a stand-alone company".

PayPal, which has more than 100 million active user accounts, would presumably get a commission on each transaction, as it does with its online service.